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Judge Rosalyn HIGGINS (Member of the Court since 12 July 1995; re-elected as from 6 February 2000) Born at London on 2 June 1937. Dame Commander of the British Empire (1995). BA (Cantab) 1st Class (1959); LL.B (Cantab) 1st Class (1962); JSD (Yale) (1962); MA (Cantab) (1962); Honorary Doctorates of the Universities of Paris XI (1980), Dundee (1992), Durham and the London School of Economics (1995), Cambridge, Kent, Essex, Sussex, Greenwich and London City University (1996), Birmingham, Leicester, Glasgow (1997) and Nottingham (1999). Awarded the Yale Law School Medal of Merit (1997) and the Manley O. Hudson Medal (1998). Minor Scholar, Girton College, Cambridge (1957); Major Scholar, Girton College, Cambridge (1958); Campbell Scholarship for Professional Studies (1957); Montefiore Award for academic and general distinction (1958); Bryce-Tebbs Scholar, Cambridge (1958); Commonwealth Fund (Harkness) Fellowship (1959-1961); Graduate Fellow, Yale Law School 1959-1961). United Kingdom Interne, Office of Legal Affairs, United Nations (1958); Visiting Fellow, Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C. (1960); Junior Fellow in international studies, London School of Economics (1961-1963); Staff specialist in international law, Royal Institute of International Affairs (1963-1974); Visiting Fellow, London School of Economics (1974-1978); Professor of International Law, University of Kent at Canterbury (1978-1981); Professor of International Law, University of London (1981-1995). Queen's Counsel (1986); Bencher of the Inner Temple (1989).

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Site map Italiano English Deutsch Search: man made stones porcelain tile bio-architecture manual ... Home > Architects > Biographies Nicholas Grimshaw Nicholas Grimshaw born in Hove, in England, 1939 he studied at the Edinburgh College of Art he trained at the Architectural Association School of Architecture, which he attended after winning a scholarship awarded by Arcuk (Architects' Registration of the United Kingdom); at the Architectural Association he won further scholarships which permitted him to travel to Sweden in 1963, and the United States in 1964 became a member of RIBA he worked in partnership with Terence Farrell in London he became a Fellow of the Chartered Society of Designers Royal Institute of British Architecture (RIBA) national award, for the Financial Times Print Works, London Docklands he was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Letters at South Bank University in London and a CBE (Commander of the British Empire) International Terminal Waterloo, London, Building of the Year he was elected Vice-Chairman of the Architectural Association, member of the Royal Academy and of the American Institute of Architects

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Site map Italiano English Deutsch Search: man made stones porcelain tile bio-architecture manual ... Home > Architects > Biographies Richard Rogers 1933 - born in Florence of Anglo-Italian parents; studied at the London Architectural Association, where he graduated in 1959; his teachers included Stirling and Smithson. - went to the United States after his graduation with Su Brumwell, his wife and colleague; studied at the Yale University Master's Programme with Norman Foster - encountered the work of Louis Kahn and Frank Lloyd Wright in the USA and worked with Foster on a megastructure project - returned to the UK to found Team 4 with his wife Su and the Fosters: a small avant-garde studio which produced the renowned Reliance Controls factory in Swindon, Wiltshire in 1967 - represents British architects at the Paris Biennial - Rogers' House is recognised as the building representing British architecture at the 1967 Paris Biennial - 1968 House for Today Award - taught at Cambridge, at the Architectural Association School and the London Polytechnical; later taught at Yale University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Princeton University - Riba Award for Work of Outstanding Quality for Creek Vean House - Riba Research Award 1970 for the Zip-Up House - worked with Renzo Piano on development of the winning project for a Paris cultural centre, built and inaugurated in 1977 under the name Centre Georges Pompidou; in the same year Rogers, John Young, Marco Goldschmied and Mike Davies founded Richard Rogers Partnership

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Home Contact Us People Finder Search University Library Library HomePage Scottish Borders Campus Library Find Information On Your Subject Catalogue ... Contact Us Search Library Website KnowUK Please Note : the funding to access this service was provided by the Alumni Association of Heriot-Watt University This document contains information about the KnowUK service. The information is divided into the following sub-topics: What is KnowUK ? Access Restrictions How to Access the Service Further Information and Help What is KnowUK ? KnowUK is a service providing key information about the people, institutions, and organisations of the United Kingdom. Essentially, it allows the user to carry out simultaneous searches of a large number of online reference publications. Types of searches include keyword, name, location and publication. KnowUK currently includes the following publications: The Air Force List (annual directory of officers of the Royal Air Force and the Royal Air Force Reserve).

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HOME SITE HELP ABOUT SEARCH ... EDUCATIONAL John Charles Polanyi was born in 1929 in Berlin, Germany, of Hungarian parents, Michael and Magda Elizabeth Polanyi. The family moved to England in 1933 where he received his education. His University training was at Manchester University, where he obtained his B.Sc. in 1949, and his Ph.D. in 1952. From 1952-1954, he was a Postdoctoral Fellow at the National Research Council Laboratories in Ottawa, Canada, and from 1954-1956 Research Associate at Princeton University. In 1956, John Polanyi was appointed as a Lecturer at the University of Toronto where he was successively Assistant Professor (1957-1960), Associate Professor (1960-1962) and Professor (1962- present). He was given the (honorific) title University Professor in January 1974. In 1958, he married Anne (Sue) Ferrar Davidson. They have two children, Margaret Alexandra (born 1961), and Michael Ferrar (born 1963). He serves on the Board of the Ontario Laser and Lightwave Research Centre, Canada (1988-present), is a Member of the Board of the Steacie Institute for Molecular Sciences, Canada (1991-present), and Member of the Science Advisory Board, Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics, Germany (1982-present), and is Honorary Consultant to the Institute for Molecular Science, Okazaki, Japan (1989-1992). He was a Founding Member and is currently President of the Canadian Committee of Scientists and Scholars, and also was a Founding Member of The Royal Society of Canada Committee on Scholarly Freedom, a Member of the American Academy of Arts and Science Committee on International Security Studies, and a Member of the Board of the Canadian Centre for Arms Control and Disarmament to which he is currently an Advisor.

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W elcome to our U.K. Edition . Launched in 2001, we've dedicated this area of our site to highlighting excellent British resources and providing helpful articles on U.K. genealogy topics and news events. Using the PRO catalogue - The Public Record Office (PRO) is the central depository for national records stored in London. by Peter Brown Locating Locations in the United Kingdom - Many places can be officially reported as if they were in different counties or towns than those expected. by Denis Galvin The Search For A Stolen Identity - Millions of Canadians, Americans, Britons, and Australians do not know they are related to each other. by Perry Snow Welsh Genealogy Photography Requests - I decided to put together my two hobbies, genealogy and photography. This idea came to mind while I was tracing my own family history. by Rosemary Griffiths - When to ask for help from someone in the UK, whom to ask, how to make the requests and how to pay for costs due are practical problems which come up repeatedly. by Sherry Irvine, CGRS, FSA (Ancestry.com)

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language="en"; español français A B ... Z NOBUKO IMAI Nobuko Imai studied at the famous Toho School of Music in Tokyo and then at Yale University and the Juilliard School. She is the only violist to have won the highest prizes at both the Munich and Geneva International Viola Competitions, and she was formerly a member of the esteemed Vermeer Quartet. Miss Imai is now established as a distinguished international soloist, and as well as appearing regularly in the Netherlands, where she now lives, her career takes her to major cities in Europe, the USA and Japan. She has worked with major orchestras all over the world, including the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Vienna Symphony Orchestra, Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the BBC orchestras, the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Tokyo’s NHK Symphony Orchestra. Nobuko Imai is a regular guest at the Marlboro Festival and has also appeared at the Lockenhaus, Casals, Aldeburgh and South Bank Summer Music Festivals, the International Viola Congress in Houston and the BBC Proms. Nobuko Imai has been awarded many prizes, including the Avon Arts Award (1993), the Education Minister’s Art Prize of Music by the Japanese Agency of Cultural Affairs (1994) and the Mobil Prize of Japan (1995). In 1996 she received Japan’s most prestigious music prize, the Suntory Hall Prize, awarded to her by a unanimous jury. She is Professor at the College of Music in Detmold, Germany.

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The interim government of Iraq from 2003-05 This reference file lists the ministers of the interim Iraqi cabinet since its creation on 1 September 2003. Brief biographies are also included, together with links to more detailed overviews of the political parties with which the ministers are associated (if any). Some high level non-cabinet positions are also included in the table: these are listed under the appropriate ministry, and are placed in brackets. The CPA senior advisers for each ministry in the period prior to 30 June 2004 are listed separately. The first cabinet was dissolved on 1 June 2004, as part of the creation of an interim government. The second cabinet was created in April 2005, with the creation of a transitional government. Please note that this file is incomplete, and contains a ? when the status of a particular individual is not known. It may also contain inaccuracies, as the information contained here is derived largely from secondary sources. If errors are apparent, please see the contact details on the

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